Are these worth anything?

I was cleaning out the garage this weekend and found three older Motorola MaxTrac two-way radios. I asked a friend that does two-way work and he said these are wide band, VHF and very out of date. He suggested I use them as a paper weight or offer them up to some ham or cb mod guys that want to build a custom rig.

So let me know if they are worth any effort, otherwise they will go back under the bench for another 20 years until they are worth something as a prop when restoring a "90's vintage" cop car or fire truck.

Sorry for the photos, can't get it to insert the full image on three out of four of them.
Thanks

 

They are left over relics from when I had my towing company. Really should have let them go with the trucks, thought that one day I would set them up for some of our volunteer fire fighters to have in their personal vehicles, then the county went and upgraded our radio system making them useless.

Thanks for the replies guys.

 

Here is the best I can do on all three units, let me know if you can find anything.

 

Yes, three total. Sold the Kenwood (not pictured) I had to my friend for $200, he is a Kenwood dealer and can move that one pretty easy. He said there would be a market for these three, but not through him. Our local fire department still uses 33.06 up in the mountains, but there is no market among the volunteers as they plan on discontinuing it. The 136-174 is still valid for the automotive services band (we used to have a license for 155 something for towing). Didn't know the other was a trunking radio that could be worth something to the right person.

Thanks for the info and advice, much appreciated. All three power up but I have no way of testing TX or RX functions, and I do have the microphones for them as well, no external speakers or antenna kits and two of them have mounting brackets.